Acquired From: Leen Helmink
Colouring: Uncoloured
Condition: Very Good
Confirmed: 3/10/2024
Date Acquired: 20/11/2018
Description: A Dutch- and English-language from the latter half of the 17th century depicts a three-mast, square-rigged ship in meticulous detail, highlighting the complexity and sophistication of Dutch warship rigging.nEach part of the ship is carefully numbered and labelled, enhancing the viewers ability to understand its intricate design. Accompanying the image is a secondary sheet of offering a detailed guide to the ships rigging and structure. Each part of the ship is carefully numbered and labelled, enhancing the viewers ability to understand its intricate design.nEach part of the ship is carefully numbered and labelled, enhancing the viewers ability to understand its intricate design.nVan de Besaens-Mast met sijn loopent Tou-werk: Mizan Mast: and running RiggingnVan de groote Mast met sijn Tou-werck: Maine Mast and running Rigging.nVan de Focke Mast en sijn Tou-werck: The Formast and Rigging.nVan de Boeg Spriet met sijn Tou-werck: The Boespritt and Rigging.nThe late seventeenth century marked an era of rapid development in naval architecture and maritime exploration, with Amsterdam at the centre of global seafaring and trade. The square-rigged vessel in the broadside exemplifies the periods nautical advancements, its intricate rigging and multiple masts enabling it to carry substantial cargo over long voyages.
Engraver: (ca. 1655-1727)
First published: Separate Publication. Amsterdam: Avele, Johannes Jacobsz. van de, 1677
Mapmaker: Robijn, Jacobus (1649-1707)
Notes: Yes
Other states: Second 1686. Third 1701
Price: 28,000
Primary Category: Prints & Related Material
Purchase Reference: Ledger 2022
Rarity: R1 Extremely rare – occasionally seen on the market
Sheet size (cm): 50.2×49
Technique: Copper Engraving and etching
This state: 1677
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